UPCOMING EVENTS:
THURSDAY, APRIL 4
MAGNOLIA SALON |
CARLTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY - HISTORIC BARNS OF THE AREA
FRIDAY, APRIL 5 - 9:00AM
FOND DU LAC TRIBAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
DOCUMENT SPRING |
ORIENTATION & REGISTRATION
THURSDAY, APRIL 11
MAGNOLIA SALON |
EVOLUTION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC - BRUCE HENRY
FRIDAY, APRIL 12
COOKIN' AT THE O | BRUCE HENRY
SATURDAY, APRIL 13
DOCUMENT SPRING | BOULDER LAKE ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE SAFARI
SATURDAY, APRIL 13
COOKIN' AT THE O | BRUCE HENRY
THURSDAY, APRIL 18
MAGNOLIA SALON |
CARLTON COUNTY NEXT GENERATION
MONDAY, APRIL 22
DOCUMENT SPRING |
EARTH DAY NATURE SAFARI - JAY COOKE STATE PARK
THURSDAY, APRIL 25
MAGNOLIA SALON |
OLDENBURG ARTS AND CULTURAL COMMUNITY - HERE FOR GOOD
FRIDAY, APRIL 26
DOCUMENT SPRING |
TWIN PORTS NATURE CHALLENGE SAFARI
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COOKIN' AT THE O - JAZZ & DINNER
BRUCE HENRY
Influenced by Nina Simone, Al Jarreau and John Coltrane, Bruce Henry has an eclectic style of world-influenced jazz vocals and composition. His music has taken him to four continents, garnering a large following in France and the Far East.
“He is a true master of the jazz art form.” – Mpls-St.Paul Magazine
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GREAT MUSIC, FOOD AND FUN!
Bruce Henry - vocals
Ryan Frane - piano
Matthew Mobley - bass
Glenn Swanson - drums
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$65 TICKET INCLUDES
GOURMET DINNER
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This activity is made possible in part by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council, thanks to appropriations from the Minnesota State Legislature’s general and arts and cultural heritage funds.
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Oldenburg House and Oldenburg Arts and Cultural Community are
grateful for our relationship with Wisconsin Public Radio and KUWS.
Here's to another 100 years of excellent broadcasting and community programming!
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OLDENBURG ARTS AND CULTURAL COMMUNITY
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Document Spring 2019 is an art and citizen science ‘bioblitz’ that brings together individuals, organizations, high school and college students to capture the emergence of spring with artistic and scientific observations.
The project is guided by expert phenologists and photographers, who help participants create images of spring’s arrival at the St. Louis River, Jay Cooke State Park and other unique and dramatic Carlton County locations.
Beginning April 13 and continuing through May 31, participants join safaris led by Document Spring guides or venture out on their own, capturing images and observing nature’s seasonal change.
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FOND DU LAC TRIBAL AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE
PROGRAM ORIENTATION & REGISTRATION
The 2 hour Orientation Seminar will include: Ryan Pennesi, the project's lead photographer, presenting general composition, photography techniques, and camera settings; Phenology basics and project protocols with a Document Spring Phenology Panel member Betsy Dugan and iNaturalist orientation, platform introduction and project technology with Glenn Swanson, project manager.
Learn about Nature Safari opportunities
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APRIL 13 | 11:00am - 2:00pm
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BOULDER LAKE ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING CENTER
CITIZEN SCIENCE DAY SAFARI
Join us at Boulder Lake ELC on 4/13 to celebrate Citizen Science Day, 2019.
11-12:15:
Over a light lunch we will discuss the multiple opportunities to get involved in citizen science at Boulder and the region.
12:30-2:00:
We will participate in the Document Spring (using iNaturalist) project taking a Nature Safari led by an experienced photographer. You will receive a brief photography workshop and be guided into the field to collect biodiversity data At Boulder Dam on the Cloquet River.
Boulder Lake's 18,000-acre classroom is a regional leader in fostering connections to natural resource stewardship through education, research, and recreation. Boulder Lake Environmental Learning Center (BLELC) was established in 1994 and features a strong and unique partnership of University of Minnesota Duluth's College of Education and Human Service Professions, Minnesota Power, and Saint Louis County Land and Minerals Department.
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JAY COOKE STATE PARK
EARTH DAY SAFARI
Partnering with Jay Cooke State Park and the Superior Hiking Trail Association, this will be our supercharged Earth Day Safari with Ryan Pennesi on board and a host of additional photographers, phenologists and high school students.
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JAY COOKE STATE PARK
CITY NATURE CHALLENGE
Document Spring partners with Twin Ports City Nature Challenge 2019 team led by Marte Kitson of MN Sea Grant on the kick-off day of this international nature challenge. Tag your observations inside Jay Cooke to both projects on this City Nature Challenge Safari.
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Thursdays 6-9pm at Oldenburg House
RESERVE YOUR PLACE
SEATING IS LIMITED
coffee, tea, wine, beer, light food fare
enlightening speakers, artists, musicians and more
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HISTORIC BARNS OF CARLTON COUNTY
CARLTON COUNTY HISTORIC SOCIETY
Darlene Seelos, chair of the Barn Photography Committee of the Carlton County Historical Society, and CCHS member Jill Dalbacka will describe the documentation of historic barns in the county. Their presentation will address the local history of agriculture, architecture, and immigrants. The history of barn quilts and their place in folk art will also be discussed, as will the plans to develop a barn quilt trail.
The program will be held at Oldenburg House in Carlton on Thursday, April 4, 2019, from 6 to 9 p.m., during their weekly Magnolia Salon event. The event is free, but a $5 donation is appreciated.
SUGGESTED DONATION $5 AT DOOR
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BRUCE HENRY
EVOLUTION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN MUSIC
Bruce A. Henry Vocalist/ Composer/Historian will present new discoveries and insights from his ongoing work on his signature course - the Evolution of African-American Music from Africa to Hip Hop.
Bruce, Lyz Jaakola and Glenn have just been awarded a grant from the Arrowhead Regional Arts Council to develop a curriculum on the African and Native American Intersections in the Development of Jazz. .
SUGGESTED DONATION $5
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Locally Inspired
Art Activated
Economic Development
Ann Markusen, John Bennett and Emily Swanson present community economic development grounded in the unique assets of a place and its people - and the plan to bring together Carlton County's artists, sustainable farmers, outdoor enthusiasts, and Fond du Lac Tribe members to collaborate on strengthening our local economy. Carlton County Next Generation is a pilot project to explore what's working in communities like ours who are growing by doing well and doing good.
SUGGESTED DONATION $5
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MEET THE OLDENBURG ARTS AND CULTURAL COMMUNITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
community leaders that guide the Magnolia Salon and other initiatives that flow from OACC's mission:
'to encourage our region’s vitality through artistic expression, cultural exchanges and community development inspired by the geography, ecology, cultural wisdom and talent that is abundantly and irreplaceably around us'
Here for Good. Locally inspired. Art activated.
SUGGESTED DONATION $5 AT DOOR
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MINNESOTA BRIDE - 15 BEST WEDDINGS OF 2018 | OLDENBURG HOUSE
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info@oldenburghouse.com
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